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Craftsman 247203776 tractor

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Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Craftsman 247203776 tractor, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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Craftsman Tractor 247203776 FAQs

For your Craftsman 247203776 front-engine lawn tractor, the fastest way to find the right replacement part is to match your exact model number to the illustrated parts list, then confirm the part name and part number before ordering from the parts list on this page or through Sears PartsDirect.

The most reliable way to match the correct part

We recommend using this order so you get the right fit the first time:

  • Confirm the model number is 247203776 (use the ID tag on the tractor frame).
  • Use the exploded diagrams in the owner's manual to identify the assembly (mower deck, steering, electrical, engine, etc.).
  • Cross-check the part description and measurements (belt length, blade size, hardware diameter).
  • Replace wear items with OEM-spec parts to maintain safe operation.
  • If you are unsure between two similar parts, compare the old part markings and mounting style.

Common Craftsman 247203776 parts customers look up

These are frequent maintenance and repair items for this tractor model:

Part type What it affects Example from this model’s parts list
Deck belt Blade drive and cutting performance Lawn tractor blade drive belt, 954-04060C
Deck blade Cut quality and vibration MTD lawn tractor 42-in deck 3-in-1 blade, 942-0616A
Oil filter Engine lubrication and longevity MTD lawn & garden equipment engine oil filter, 951-12690
Starting circuit No-crank or click symptoms Lawn tractor starter solenoid, 725-06153

Why it matters

Using the exact model-based diagrams prevents ordering a look-alike part that does not match your deck size, pulley setup, or hardware. The operator manual also emphasizes keeping fasteners tight and replacing blades with OEM-spec blades for proper performance and safety.

Last updated: February 2026

On a Craftsman riding lawn tractor like model 247203776, the serial number format depends on the ID label style used on your unit. The most reliable way to interpret it is to match your serial number and product ID label to the identification section in the owner's manual, then use the label’s date code (if shown) to determine the build date.

Where to find the serial number and what to write down

Before decoding anything, we recommend recording the full information from the tractor’s ID label:

  • Model number: 247203776
  • Serial number: copy every digit and letter in order
  • Product name/series (often shown as T1000 series in the manual)
  • Any separate date code or “DOM” style marking on the label
  • Engine model and engine serial (often on a separate engine tag)

Common Craftsman date-code pattern you may see

Many Craftsman lawn tractors use a 6-digit date code that reads as MMDDYY (month, day, year). If your serial or date code matches that pattern, you can decode it like this:

Example code Meaning Build date
072811 MMDDYY July 28, 2011
101916 MMDDYY October 19, 2016

If your serial number includes letters, extra digits, or does not cleanly break into MMDDYY, use the label layout shown in the owner's manual to identify which portion is the date code versus the production sequence.

Why it matters

Getting the build date and exact identification right helps us match the correct parts diagrams and service items for your tractor, especially for deck components, belts, and electrical parts that can vary within the same series.

Parts that commonly depend on correct identification

Once you have the correct model and serial information, these are common maintenance and repair items to match correctly:

  • Deck blade drive belt (example: 954-04060C, 1/2 x 96-1/2-in)
  • Deck blade (example: 942-0616A, 42-in 3-in-1 blade)
  • Starter solenoid (example: 725-06153)
  • Ignition switch (example: 925-06119A)
  • Engine oil filter (example: 951-12690)

For ordering, we recommend using the parts list for model 247203776 first; you can also search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

Craftsman riding lawn tractors like model 247203776 are commonly built with engines sourced from major small-engine manufacturers; across Craftsman lawn tractors, the most common engine brand is Briggs & Stratton, with some models using Kohler or Kawasaki depending on the specific tractor configuration. For your exact engine identification, use the engine information section in the owner's manual.

How to confirm the engine brand on your 247203776

We recommend verifying by checking the engine ID label and matching it to the manual.

  • Look for an engine label on the blower housing, valve cover, or near the starter
  • Record the engine model, type, and code (or spec number)
  • Compare those numbers to the engine section referenced in the owner's manual
  • Use the tractor model number 247203776 when ordering maintenance parts
  • If the engine has its own separate booklet, keep it with your tractor records

Common engine brands you will see on Craftsman lawn tractors

The exact brand varies by model year and series, but these are the most common suppliers.

Engine brand Where you will typically see it What it affects most
Briggs & Stratton Many Craftsman lawn tractors Tune-up parts, carburetion, ignition
Kohler Some mid to higher series tractors Filters, charging system, governor setup
Kawasaki Fewer models, often premium trims Air filtration, fuel system, service intervals

Why it matters

The tractor model number (247203776) helps us match chassis parts like blades and belts, but the engine brand and engine model determine the correct oil filter, spark plug, air filter, and many fuel-system parts. For example, this model’s parts list includes an engine oil filter (part number 951-12690) that must match your engine application.

  • Sears PartsDirect for searching parts by model number and ordering
  • Engine oil and filter changes at the interval listed in the owner's manual
  • Fresh unleaded gasoline (87 octane or higher) and proper storage practices

Last updated: February 2026

The Craftsman riding mower model 247203776 is a T1000 Series lawn tractor model number in the 247.20377* family; the exact build year is identified from the tractor’s product ID label (typically under the seat or on the frame) and the date information referenced in the owner's manual.

How to find the exact year on model 247203776

Use these checks on your Craftsman tractor before ordering parts or doing service:

  • Locate the product ID label (often under the seat, near the rear frame, or on the fender pan)
  • Write down the full model and serial number exactly as shown
  • Look for a date code or manufacture date printed on the label
  • Compare the label information to the identification section in the owner's manual
  • Use the model number 247203776 when searching parts and diagrams on this model page

What we can confirm from the documentation

The operator’s manual covering this tractor lists T1000 Series lawn tractors and includes model families 247.20372* and 247.20377* (among others). That places 247203776 within the 247.20377* group, but the manual family listing does not assign a single calendar year to every unit.

Quick reference

Item What it tells you Where to find it
Model number (247203776) The correct parts family Product ID label, paperwork
Serial number The unit-specific identifier used to date the tractor Product ID label
Date code / manufacture date The actual build year Product ID label

Why it matters

Craftsman riding mower model families can span multiple production runs. The serial number and date code are what keep you from ordering the wrong belt, blade, or electrical part when doing maintenance or repairs.

Parts that commonly depend on the exact configuration

Even within the same model family, deck and engine configurations can vary. These are common wear items customers replace on T1000-style tractors:

  • Deck blade drive belt (deck size and routing matter)
  • Blades (length and center hole pattern matter)
  • Starter and ignition parts (connector style can vary)
  • Filters and tune-up items (engine model matters)

For ordering beyond the parts shown for this model, search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

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